Vlad III Dracula: A Madman and Hero

Vlad III Dracula is the hero of some people and the madman of other people. Vlad served three times in the mid-15th century, Prince of Walachia or Governor of Hungary. During the second reign, Vlad used several different strategies to fight Ottoman Turkey and other enemies. He is good at using psychology and torture techniques; his most famous way is piercing. Although the tactics of Vlad are not common, maintaining Wallachia was safe for his people and found to induce crusades against the Turks.

Is Vlad Dracula the British ruler or a mental tyrant? It depends on what you read. In the folklore of Romania and Russia, Vlad Dracula is considered a national hero. The folklore in Germany and Turkey depicts Dracula as an inhumane monster that threatens the land and kills innocent people with sadistic pleasure. (Kalogridis p.210) Among farmers in Romania, Dracula is remembered as a fair prince that protects foreigners, whether foreigners are Turkish invaders or German businessmen. He is also remembered as a champion of ordinary people who oppose the oppressed baron. Dracula is a brave warrior. Farmers are proud of his military accomplishments; no matter what he uses to accomplish them. Dracula 's sincerity is the core part of folklore. The folklore in Russia depicts Dracula as a cruel and fair prince. (Kalogridis, pp. 210-211)

Vlad III, known as Vlad the Impaler or Vlad Dracula (1431 - 1476), was the governor of Wallachia (or the prince) who gained fame in a fierce instrument for punishing enemies in Europe in the 15th century. Some academics think that the role of Dracula in Bramstock is based on Vlad. He was the second son of Fradraker who became the ruler of Wallachia in 1436. Vlad and his brother Radu were taken hostage in the Ottoman empire to ensure their father's loyalty. Vlad III was a hostage until 1448

As early as 1958, Cecil Kirtly announced that Count Dracula of Wallachia and Vlad III Dracula were born in historic Transylvania. Wallachia 's Vlad III Impcula is talking about his personal history, also known as Vlad the Impaler or VladŢepeş. After Radu Florescu and Raymond McNally announced "Finding Dracula" in 1972, this so-called connection triggered widespread concern. This work is that Bram Stoker made his Dracula with Vlad the Impaler. Historically, the name "Dracula" is the name of King Hungary by Sigismund in Luxembourg, derived from secret brothers called Dragon medals. King of Bohemia and Emperor of Holy Roman were founded. Support Christianity and defend Empire against Ottoman Turks. Vlad II Dracul, the father of Vlad III, was brave in fighting Turks and was called Dracul (Dragon or Devil), so he came to accept orders around 1431, so his son was Dracula )have become